Common Entrance Examination of Association of Minority Professional Academic Institution
The Common Entrance Examination of the Association of Minority Professional Academic Institutions, generally referred to as the AMPAI entrance examination, is an entrance test used for admission to undergraduate engineering programmes at the member institutions of the association. It is taken by students who have…
Common Entrance Examination of Association of Minority Professional Academic Institution eligibility
A candidate must have passed Class 12 or an equivalent examination from a recognised board, or be appearing in it in the year of admission, with the science subject combination prescribed for engineering admission, normally physics and mathematics together with chemistry or another approved subject. Nationality conditions, the minimum marks required in the qualifying examination, category and minority status related provisions, and any age condition are set out in the official notification and information brochure issued by the association for that admission cycle rather than being uniform. Candidates claiming a place under a minority or reserved category must produce the certificates prescribed by the competent authority at the time of verification, and eligibility is confirmed against original documents before admission.
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